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You have to think anyway, so why not think big? – Donald Trump Part 1 Part 2 Part 3 Part 4 Over the past 60 years, computers have become a billion times faster. Computers are so fast, that they can now learn how to drive a car just by observing people drive cars. A team more »

“Opportunity is missed by most people because it’s dressed in overalls and looks like work,” – Thomas Edison.Part 1 Part 2 Part 3 Testing 500 dual-core machinesMan, distributed computing is a debugging hog.Without getting too technical, we’re finding the main roadblock in Project 88 (our crazy effort to predict stock prices) is the delay it more »

This weekend marked the 40th anniversary of Stanley Kubrick/Steven King’s The Shining — and this message is ultimately about murder. More on that in a minute… We ended up “camping” in the Malibu area this Memorial weekend. I put “camping” in quotes because it was nothing like the camping I did as a kid. Back then, the more »

It’s week two documenting our overnight 17-year success (or failure) story of predicting future stock prices. Here are links to get you up to speed: Part 1 Part 2 In 1984, perhaps the greatest cinematic movie to grace the silver screen was launched – Revenge of the Nerds It’s about a group of socially awkward more »

It’s week two documenting our overnight 17-year success (or failure) story of predicting future stock prices. Here’s a link to week one to get you up to speed: Part 1 Have you ever been in a room full of dissenters? You know…the people you bounce ideas off of, and they immediately tell you how it won’t more »

If you’re anything like most traders, then you know what it’s like to lose money. The journey from pathetic to profitable for me was chalk full of nonsense, idiocy, false gods, and outright fraud. Like many, I started watching the financial news with their money honeys and opinionated imbeciles. I would often say to myself: more »

In WWII, U.S. codebreakers easily and regularly cracked Japanese communications Their flaw The use of codebooks First they would write out their message, and then match words and common phrases to a codebook. Since certain words are used more than others, a simple frequency analysis allowed U.S. cryptographers to decipher messages with impunity But there more »

The talking heads are oozing out of the woodwork, telling you to sell stocks because they’re over-bought. After all, the S&P 500 is up 15% from election day in November they say. They say that tax cuts aren’t coming any time soon. They say that Trump is going to be blocked by his own party more »

In this month’s State of the Market Address, you’ll discover: – After today’s big move in stocks, will the market continue to move higher? – Should you short stocks with bonds on a Smart Money buy signal? – The parallels between now and 1995. – The ‘Puzzle’ metaphor that destines most traders to mediocrity. Click here more »

I had a good chuckle the other night. I friend of mine told me he’s short the stock market. His reason? He thinks the stock market is too high. When prodded further, there was no indicator, no system, or news item for his bearishness. Turns out that it was just a hunch. A gut feeling. more »